TW201031468A - Liquid crystal dispenser - Google Patents

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TW201031468A
TW201031468A TW098109870A TW98109870A TW201031468A TW 201031468 A TW201031468 A TW 201031468A TW 098109870 A TW098109870 A TW 098109870A TW 98109870 A TW98109870 A TW 98109870A TW 201031468 A TW201031468 A TW 201031468A
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Abstract

There is provided a liquid crystal dispenser, including: an input unit inputting an initial speed at which a dispensing-head unit dispenses an amount of liquid crystal through a nozzle; a detection unit detecting a droplet of liquid crystal ejected from the nozzle; and a control unit, when the detection unit does not detect the droplet of liquid crystal, performing a first step of obtaining a temporal speed by adding a constant value to the initial speed; a second step of instructing the dispensing-head unit to dispense an amount of liquid crystal through the nozzle at the temporal speed; and a third step of determining the temporal speed as a proper speed when the detection unit detects a droplet of liquid crystal, and repeating the second step, with the temporal speed being replaced with a temporal speed obtained by adding the constant value to the initial speed a number of times to repeat the second step, until, at the time when the detection unit detects the droplet of liquid crystal, the temporal speed is determined as the proper speed, when the detection unit does not detect the droplet of liquid crystal, and the control unit performing, when the detection unit detects the droplet of liquid crystal, a step of determining the initial speed as the proper speed. The present invention provides an advantage of exactly and speedily determining the proper speed at which the droplet of liquid crystal ejected from the nozzle drops on the panel area.

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201031468 _ 六、發明說明: 【發明所屬之技術領域】 本發明係關於液晶塗佈機。 【先前技術】 液晶塗佈機用以在於後稱為母基板之薄膜電晶體(TFT)陣 列基板或彩色濾光陣列基板上所界定之各面板區域,塗佈對應 參考液晶量之複數液晶滴之液晶量。在排出液晶量於各面板區 ® 域上後,兩個母基板彼此結合。之後,結合的母基板切割成個 別的面板。 f非在面板區域滴落對應參考液晶量之複數液晶滴,不然 使用這樣面板區域的個別面板將是有缺陷的面板。 ❹ 爲了避免發生缺陷破’細適當的速度塗佈液晶,而從 噴嘴以液滴形式射織晶並落在面板區域。#液晶量是在低於 適當速度之速度下塗佈,職晶將殘留在喷嘴口孔而未從嘴 ,出,或雖然從倾射出但不能到面紐域。結果面板 母個面板區域所需的液晶參考量,還短缺了液晶。 當液晶量是在高於適當速度之速度下錄,職噴 域而破成碎片,其中―些還掉到面板區域 液:域比每個面板區域所需的液晶參考量' 之欲封劑 液滴碎片可能落到圍繞面板周圍成預定圖案 4 201031468 =後使繼綱基板與抓_板不能彼此良好 【發明内容】 因此,本發’的之_為決定财嘴射岐晶滴並落於母 基板之各面板區域而不會濺離之適當速度。 根據本發明之-方面’提供—種液晶塗佈機,包含:輸入 ❹ f元,輸人_頭單元透财嘴塗佈液晶#之初始速度;_ 單兀,摘測自喷嘴射出之液晶滴;以及控制單元,㈤貞測單元 並未侧到液晶滴時,執行:步驟〗卜藉由將初始速度加上 固定值’而取得暫時速度;步驟1_2,指示塗佈頭單元於暫時 速度透過喷嘴塗佈液晶量;以及步驟丨_3,#侧單元偵測到 液晶滴時,蚊暫魄度為輕速度,以及#侧單元並未债 測到液晶滴時,重複步驟1-2,其中將初始速度加上數次固定 值之暫時速度取代暫時速度來重複步驟U,直到_單元债 酬^滴並決定偵剩液晶狀暫時速度為適纽度;以及 控制單元當偵測單元偵測到液晶滴時,執行:步驟厶丨,藉由 將初=速度減去固定值,而取得暫時速度;步驟W,指示塗 佈頭,70於暫時速度透過噴嘴塗佈液晶量;以及步驟2_3,當 偵=單元並未_到液晶滴時,決定初始速度為適當速度,以 及田偵測單元偵測到液晶滴時,重複步驟2-2,其中將初始速 度減去數次固定值之暫時速度取代暫時速度來重複步驟2_2, 直到债測單元並未偵測到液晶滴,決定债測到液晶滴時之 暫時速度為適當速度。 5 201031468 根據本發明另一方面,提供一種液晶塗涉機,包含:輸入 f元’輸入塗佈頭單元透過喷嘴塗佈液晶量之初始速度;偵測 單兀,偵測自喷嘴射出之液晶滴;以及控制單元,當偵測單元 並未偵測到液晶滴時,執行:第一步驟,藉由將初始速度加上 固定值,而取得暫時速度;第二步驟,指示塗佈頭單元於暫時 速度透過噴嘴塗佈液晶量;以及第三步驟,當侧單元偵測到 液晶滴時’決定暫時速度為適當速度,以及#侧單元並未摘 測到液晶滴時,重複第二步驟,其中將初始速度加上數次固定 ❹ 值之暫時速度取代暫時速絲重複第二步驟,直到_單元债 測到液晶滴,並決定偵測到液晶滴時之暫時速度為適當速度; 以及控制單元當偵測單元偵測到液晶滴時,執行決定初始速度 為適當速度之步驟。 〇根據本發明另一方面,提供一種液晶塗佈機,包含:輸入 f元’輸入塗伟頭單元透過喷嘴塗佈液晶量之初始速度;偵測 單元,偵測自噴嘴射出之液晶滴;以及控制單元,當偵測單元 侧到液晶滴時’執行:第一步驟,藉由將初始速度減去固定 P 值’而取得暫時速度;第二步驟,指示塗佈頭單元於暫時速度 透過喷嘴塗佈液晶量;以及第三步驟,單元並未偵測到 液晶滴時,決定初始速度為適當速度,以及當侦測單元偵測到 液晶滴時,重複第二步驟,其中將初始速度減去數次固定值之 暫時速度取代暫時速度來重複第二步驟,直到細單元並未偵 測到液晶滴,決定侧到液^_之最後暫時速度為適當速 ,;以及其中初始速度是在塗佈頭單元能透過喷嘴塗佈二晶 量,而造成液晶滴落到面板區域之速度範圍内。 6 201031468 …根據本發明另二方面,提供-種液晶塗佈機 ,包含:輸入 早X* ’ 11入塗佈頭單元透過喷嘴塗佈液晶量之初始速度·,電子 科軒重自噴嘴射出之液晶滴;以及控制單元,當電子抒並未 梓到,明滴時’執行:第一步驟,藉由將初始速度加上固定值, =得暫時速度;第二步驟’指示塗佈頭單元於暫時速度透過 2塗佈液晶量;以及第三步驟,重複第二步驟,其中將初始 ^又加上數次蚊值之暫時速度取代暫時速度來重複第二步 重4由不賊是固定_域少,並決定自 ❹ f嘴射出之液晶滴之重量制定時之任何的暫時速度為適當 $ ’以及其巾祕速度是在塗佈鮮元不能透過喷嘴塗佈液 =篁成液B日殘留在噴嘴之口孔而未自噴嘴射出之速度範圍201031468 _ VI. Description of the invention: [Technical field to which the invention pertains] The present invention relates to a liquid crystal coater. [Prior Art] The liquid crystal coater is used to apply a plurality of liquid crystal droplets corresponding to the reference liquid crystal amount in each panel region defined on a thin film transistor (TFT) array substrate or a color filter array substrate, which is hereinafter referred to as a mother substrate. The amount of liquid crystal. After the liquid crystal amount is discharged on each panel area ® domain, the two mother substrates are bonded to each other. Thereafter, the bonded mother substrate is cut into individual panels. f does not drop a plurality of liquid crystal drops corresponding to the reference liquid crystal amount in the panel area, otherwise the individual panels using such panel areas will be defective panels. ❹ In order to avoid the occurrence of defects, the liquid crystal is applied at a fine and appropriate speed, and the crystal is shot from the nozzle as a droplet and falls on the panel area. The amount of liquid crystal is applied at a speed lower than the appropriate speed, and the crystal will remain in the nozzle hole without coming out of the mouth, or although it is poured out but cannot reach the surface area. Result panel The liquid crystal reference amount required for the mother panel area is also short of liquid crystal. When the amount of liquid crystal is recorded at a speed higher than the appropriate speed, the spray field breaks into pieces, and some of them fall into the panel area liquid: the liquid crystal reference amount required for each panel area. The drop fragments may fall into a predetermined pattern around the panel. 4 201031468 = After the successor substrate and the scratch plate are not good with each other. [Inventive content] Therefore, the _ of the present invention is to determine the financial nozzle to shoot the crystal droplets and fall on the mother. The appropriate speed of each panel area of the substrate without splashing. According to the aspect of the present invention, there is provided a liquid crystal coating machine comprising: an input ❹f element, an initial velocity of the input liquid crystal coating of the input unit; _ single 兀, a liquid crystal droplet emitted from the nozzle And the control unit, (5) when the detecting unit is not side to the liquid crystal droplet, performing: step 〖Bus the initial speed by adding a fixed value' to obtain the temporary speed; Step 1_2, indicating that the coating head unit passes the nozzle at the temporary speed The amount of liquid crystal is applied; and step 1-23, when the # side unit detects the liquid crystal droplet, the mosquito is temporarily light, and the # side unit does not measure the liquid crystal droplet, repeat step 1-2, which will The initial speed plus a temporary speed of a fixed number of times replaces the temporary speed to repeat the step U until the _ unit debt payment and determines the residual liquid crystal temporary speed is suitable; and the control unit detects the liquid crystal when the detecting unit detects At the time of dropping, the process proceeds to: step 厶丨, obtaining a temporary speed by subtracting the initial value from the initial value; step W, indicating the coating head, 70 applying the liquid crystal amount to the temporary velocity through the nozzle; and step 2_3, detecting = unit does not _ to liquid When dropping, determine the initial speed as the appropriate speed, and when the field detecting unit detects the liquid crystal drop, repeat step 2-2, in which the initial speed is subtracted from the temporary speed by a fixed number of times to replace the temporary speed, and step 2_2 is repeated until The debt measurement unit did not detect the liquid crystal droplets, and decided to determine the temporary speed of the liquid crystal droplets as the appropriate speed. 5 201031468 According to another aspect of the present invention, a liquid crystal coating machine is provided, comprising: inputting an initial velocity of an input element of a coating head unit through a nozzle to apply a liquid crystal amount; detecting a single unit, detecting a liquid crystal droplet emitted from the nozzle And the control unit, when the detecting unit does not detect the liquid crystal drop, performing: the first step, obtaining the temporary speed by adding the initial speed to the fixed value; and the second step, indicating that the coating head unit is temporarily Speed is applied to the liquid crystal through the nozzle; and in the third step, when the side unit detects the liquid crystal drop, 'determines the temporary speed to be the appropriate speed, and the # side unit does not measure the liquid crystal drop, repeating the second step, where The initial speed plus the temporary speed of the fixed ❹ value replaces the temporary speed wire to repeat the second step until the _ unit debt detects the liquid crystal drop, and determines the temporary speed when the liquid crystal drop is detected as the appropriate speed; and the control unit acts as a detective When the measuring unit detects the liquid crystal drop, it performs a step of determining the initial speed to be an appropriate speed. According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a liquid crystal coater comprising: inputting an initial velocity of an input of a f-element inputting a liquid crystal amount through a nozzle; and a detecting unit detecting a liquid crystal droplet emitted from the nozzle; The control unit, when the detecting unit side reaches the liquid crystal drop, 'execute: the first step, obtaining the temporary speed by subtracting the initial speed from the fixed P value'; and the second step, indicating that the coating head unit is applied to the temporary speed through the nozzle The liquid crystal amount; and the third step, when the unit does not detect the liquid crystal droplet, the initial speed is determined to be an appropriate speed, and when the detecting unit detects the liquid crystal droplet, the second step is repeated, wherein the initial speed is subtracted The temporary speed of the secondary fixed value replaces the temporary speed to repeat the second step until the thin cell does not detect the liquid crystal drop, and determines the final temporary velocity of the liquid to the liquid ^_ is the appropriate speed; and wherein the initial velocity is in the coating head The unit is capable of coating the amount of crystals through the nozzle, causing the liquid crystal to drip into the panel region. 6 201031468 ... According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a liquid crystal coating machine comprising: inputting an initial X*'11 initial velocity of a coating head unit through a nozzle to apply a liquid crystal amount, and electron cymbal weight is emitted from a nozzle a liquid crystal droplet; and a control unit, when the electron 抒 is not picked up, the execution is performed: the first step, by adding the initial speed to the fixed value, = the temporary speed; the second step 'indicating the coating head unit Temporary speed is passed through 2 to apply the amount of liquid crystal; and in the third step, the second step is repeated, wherein the initial speed is added to the temporary speed by replacing the temporary speed with the temporary speed of the number of mosquitoes to repeat the second step weight 4 by the thief is fixed _ domain Less, and decided to self-reporting the weight of the liquid crystal droplets ejected at any time when the temporary speed is set to appropriate $ 'and its towel speed is in the coating of fresh elements can not pass through the nozzle coating liquid = 篁 liquid B remains in Speed range of the nozzle but not from the nozzle

时根^本發明另一方面,提供—種液晶塗佈機,包含:輸入 早兀’輸入塗佈頭單元透過喷嘴塗佈液晶量之初始速度;電子 秤秤重自喷嘴射出之液晶滴;以及控制單元,當電子科並未 秤到液晶滴時’執行:第一步驟,藉由將初始速度加上固定值, :取得暫時速度;第二麵,指錢_單元於暫時速度透過 3塗佈液晶量’·以及第三步驟,重複第二步驟,其中將初始 速又加上數次SJ定值之暫時速度取代暫時速度來重複第二步 驟’直到液晶滴之重量由不持續是固定而開始減少並決定自 喷嘴射出之液晶滴之重量為固定時之該些暫時速度之平均為 適當速,;以及其中初始速度是在塗_單元不能透過嘴嘴塗 ,液晶量’造成液晶殘留在喷嘴之口孔而未自喷嘴射出之速度 乾圍内。 7 201031468 本發明前述及其他目的、特徵、麟、以及優點, 細說明並配合伴隨圖式,將更加清楚了解 砰 【實施方式】 參考本發驗佳實關及伴咖式,麟細朗本發 佳實施例作為範例。 圖1顯示本發明實施例之透視圖。 ❹ =圖1所示’液晶塗佈機包含主框架u、桌台12 15、、塗單第二驅動單元17、塗佈頭單元支標^ 押制Ϊ ^ 單元(未顯示)、制單元25及3〇、 控制单々未顯示)、以及清潔單元(未顯示)。 上 桌台12固定地提供於主框架u 轴方可移動” 12 驅動平台13之線性馬達(未顯示)提供於桌台 第一驅動單元14提供於卓a 19认工7 ^ 14的一端連接麻妒1 兩側。第一驅動單元 運接到主祀木11 ’而另_端速垃$丨丨洋^士 -ε im 樞15。第-驅動單元Μ定位於主框早元支擇 框15之間。第-驅動單元14移動與塗士佈頭單元支撑 車由方向。:¾心一"移動塗佈頭早凡支_15於Υ 弟一驅動早兀14可包含線性馬達。 8 201031468 塗佈頭單元支#框15位於橫跨平台]3上方。 塗佈頭單元20提供於塗佈頭單元支撐框15上。 偵測單元包含感測器25以及電子种_ 30。電子祥3〇提供 於主框架11上。電子秤30秤重液晶冑。電子秤30包含讓液 晶滴落在其上之量測盤31。 當液晶滴落在量峨31上時,電子秤3G秤重液晶滴。冬 ,晶滴不妓在量測盤31的位置時,電子秤3G無法秤重液曰:曰 電子秤30傳送液晶滴的重量資訊到控制單元。In another aspect of the invention, there is provided a liquid crystal coating machine comprising: inputting an initial velocity of an input coating head unit through a nozzle to apply a liquid crystal amount; and an electronic scale weighing a liquid crystal droplet emitted from the nozzle; Control unit, when the electronics department does not scale to the liquid crystal droplets 'execution: the first step, by adding the initial speed to a fixed value: to obtain the temporary speed; the second side, the money _ unit at the temporary speed through the 3 coating The liquid crystal amount '· and the third step, repeating the second step, wherein the initial speed is added to the temporary speed of the SJ constant several times instead of the temporary speed to repeat the second step ' until the weight of the liquid crystal droplet is started by the non-continuation is fixed Reducing and determining that the average of the temporary velocities when the weight of the liquid crystal droplets ejected from the nozzle is fixed is an appropriate speed; and wherein the initial velocity is that the coating unit cannot pass through the nozzle, and the liquid crystal amount causes the liquid crystal to remain in the nozzle. The mouth is not in the width of the nozzle. 7 201031468 The above and other objects, features, advantages and advantages of the present invention will be more clearly understood and understood in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. [Embodiment] With reference to this test, Jiashiguan and accompanying coffee, Lin Xilang A good example is taken as an example. Figure 1 shows a perspective view of an embodiment of the invention. ❹ = The liquid crystal coater shown in Fig. 1 comprises a main frame u, a table 12 15 , a coated single drive unit 17 , a coating head unit support 押 ^ unit (not shown), a unit 25 And 3〇, control unit not shown), and cleaning unit (not shown). The table top 12 is fixedly provided on the main frame u-axis movable" 12 The linear motor (not shown) of the drive platform 13 is provided on the table. The first drive unit 14 is provided at the end of the Zhuo a 19 application 7 ^ 14 to connect the hemp妒1 on both sides. The first drive unit is transported to the main rafter 11' and the other _ end speed is $丨丨洋^士-ε im pivot 15. The first drive unit Μ is positioned in the main frame early element selection box 15 The first-drive unit 14 moves with the Tushi head unit to support the car from the direction.: 3⁄4心一"Mobile coating head 早凡支_15在Υ弟一驱动早兀14 can contain a linear motor. 8 201031468 The cloth head unit branch # frame 15 is located above the platform] 3. The coating head unit 20 is provided on the coating head unit support frame 15. The detecting unit includes a sensor 25 and an electronic species _ 30. On the main frame 11, the electronic scale 30 weighs the liquid crystal crucible. The electronic scale 30 includes a measuring disc 31 on which the liquid crystal drops. When the liquid crystal drops on the measuring unit 31, the electronic scale 3G weighs the liquid crystal droplets. In winter, when the crystal droplets are not in the position of the measuring disc 31, the electronic scale 3G cannot weigh the liquid helium: the weight of the liquid crystal droplets transmitted by the electronic scale 30 To the control unit.

f二驅動單幻7的—端連接雌佈頭單元支雜15,而 另一端連接到塗佈頭單元20。 第二驅動單元17定錄塗_單元支魏15以及塗佈頭 兀之間。第二驅動單元17移動塗佈頭單元20於x軸方 »。第二驅動單元17可包含線性馬達。 進到:之放大部分Α。虛線箭頭表示光從發射部行 如圖2所示,塗佈頭單元20包含主體21、喷嘴支撐器22、 9 201031468 感測器支撐器24、以及感測器25。 噴嘴支撐器22提供於主體21的底側。感測器支撐器24 提供於噴嘴支撐器22的底侧。 感測器支撐器24包含第一感測器支撐器24a以及第二感 測器支撐器24b。 ❿ 感測器25提供於感測器支撐器24。感測器25包含光纖 感測器。感測器25包含發射光之發射部25a以及接收光之接 收部25b。 發射部25a提供於第一感測器支撐器24a。接收部25b提 供於第二感測器支撐器24b ’使得接收部25b與發射部25a定 位成彼此相對。 ❹The f-drive single phantom 7-end connects the female cloth head unit 15 and the other end is connected to the coating head unit 20. The second driving unit 17 records between the coating unit and the coating head. The second drive unit 17 moves the coating head unit 20 on the x-axis side ». The second drive unit 17 can include a linear motor. Go to: the enlarged part Α. The dotted arrow indicates the light from the emitting portion. As shown in Fig. 2, the coating head unit 20 includes a main body 21, a nozzle holder 22, a 9201031468 sensor holder 24, and a sensor 25. The nozzle holder 22 is provided on the bottom side of the body 21. A sensor support 24 is provided on the bottom side of the nozzle holder 22. The sensor support 24 includes a first sensor support 24a and a second sensor support 24b.感 The sensor 25 is provided to the sensor support 24. Sensor 25 includes a fiber optic sensor. The sensor 25 includes a transmitting portion 25a that emits light and a receiving portion 25b that receives light. The transmitting portion 25a is provided to the first sensor support 24a. The receiving portion 25b is provided to the second sensor holder 24b' such that the receiving portion 25b and the transmitting portion 25a are positioned opposite to each other. ❹

、喷嘴N提供於噴嘴支撐器22的底側。喷嘴N定位於第一 感測器支撐器24a及第二感測器支撐器2牝之間。液晶滴D 圖3顯示液晶滴通過圖2之發射部25a與接收部2免之間。 如圖3所示’液晶滴自喷嘴N射出。 液晶滴通過發射部25a與接收部25b之間。 10 201031468 感測器25藉由参測通過發射部25a與接收部25b之間的 液晶滴而得到感測值。感測值表示接收部25b自發射部25&捲 收到的光量。 當液晶滴通過發射部25a與接收部25b之間時,光是透過 通過發射部25a與接收部25b之間的液晶滴,自發射部25a行 進j接收部25b。結果接收部25b接收的光量比光未行進通過 液晶滴時的光量還少。此時,感測器25傳送訊號到控制單元(未 _控制单元自感測器25接收到訊號時,控制單元辨識出 液晶滴自噴嘴N射出。 於輸入單元輸入塗佈頭單元20透過喷嘴N塗佈液晶量之 初始速度。 ⑽賴術榮幕、鍵 圖4顯示液晶滴殘留在圖2之喷嘴Ν之口孔而未自噴嘴ν 射出。 、圖5為繪示實驗數據之圖式,以顯示隨著塗佈液晶量速度 增加,感測器是否傳送訊號到控制單元。 圖7為根據本發明第—方法之流程圖,用以決定自嘴嘴射 11 201031468 -出液晶滴並落在母餘上解技各破區域而未麟之適 當速度。 現說明第一方法,藉此決定塗佈頭單元塗佈液晶量的適當 速度。 假設初始速度為4.8m/s。初始速度可大於或小於4.8m/s。 再f设固定值為。固粒可大於或小於i 6m/s。又假設 ❹ 液晶滴重量為〇.5mg。液晶滴重量可大於或小於〇.5mg。又假 設喷嘴内㈣0.2職。喷嘴陳可大域小於〇 2mm。 於輸入單元輸入塗佈頭單元2〇透過喷嘴N初始塗佈液晶 量之初始速度4.8m/s。 於輸入單元輸入固定值Lews。 ^ 摘測單元偵測自喷嘴N射出的液晶滴。 再作又設偵測單元為感測器25。 士參考圖7 ’當债測單元並未偵測到初始速度時之液晶滴 %,控制單元執行:步驟Μ ’藉由將初始速度加上固定值, 而取得暫時速度;步驟1-2,指示塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度透 過噴嘴N塗佈液晶量;以及步驟丨_3,當偵測單元偵測到液晶 滴時’決定暫時速度為適當速度。 12 201031468 當偵測單元並未侧到暫時速度時之液晶滴時,控制單元 重複=驟I·2,其巾將初始速度加上數姻定值之暫^速度取 代先前暫時速度來重複步驟i_2,直到_單元伽到=晶 滴,並決定偵測到液晶滴之暫時速度為適當速度。 當偵測單元偵測到初始速度時之液晶滴時,控制單元執 行:步驟2-1,藉由將初始速度減去固定值,而取得暫時速度; 步驟2-2,指示塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度透過喷嘴塗佈液晶 ❹ 量;以及步驟2·3 ’當細單元並未偵剩暫時速度之液晶滴 時,決定初始速度為適當速度。 當偵測單元偵測到暫時速度之液晶滴時,控制單元重複步 驟2-2,其中將初始速度減去數次固定值之暫時速度取代暫時 速度來重複步驟2-2,直到偵測單元並未偵測到液晶滴。 然後,決定偵測到液晶滴時之最後暫時速度為適當速度。 如圖4及圖5所示’當塗佈頭單元2〇於初始速度4.8m/s 塗佈液晶量時,液晶滴殘留在噴嘴N之口孔,未自喷嘴N射 出。於此狀況下,如圖5所示,沒有液晶滴通過發射部25a及 接收部25b之間。感測器25不傳送訊號到控制單元。 結果,控制單元決定液晶滴並未自喷嘴N射出。 現說明步驟1-1。 13 201031468 lfm/s而取得暫 控制單元將初始速度4.8m/s加上固定值 時速度6.4m/s。 〇 現說明步驟1_2 佈頭單元20於暫時速度6.4m/s透過喷嘴 控制单元指示塗 N塗佈液晶量。 參 在透過喷嘴N塗佈液晶量前,清潔單元自喷嘴n之口孔 移除液晶滴。 現說明步驟1-3。 如圖3及圖5所示,當塗佈頭單元20於暫時速度6.4m/s 塗佈液晶量時’液晶滴自喷嘴N射出並通過發射部25a及接 收部25b之間。此時,感測器25傳送訊號到控制單元,通知 控制早元液晶滴自喷嘴N射出。 當控制單元接收到來自感測器25的訊號時,控制單元決 定液晶滴自噴嘴N滴落。 控制單元決定暫時速度6.4m/s為適當速度,其中重量 〇.5mg的液晶滴可自喷嘴n射出並自噴嘴N滴落。 假設液晶滴的重量為O.lmg而非〇.5mg,而噴嘴内徑、初 始速度、以及固定值不變。於此狀況下,如圖4及圖5所示, 14 201031468 即使當塗佈頭喷嘴2〇_於暫時速度6.4m/s塗佈液晶量時,液晶 滴仍殘留在噴嘴N之口孔而未自喷嘴N射出。結果,感測器 25不會傳送訊號到控制單元。 當控制單元並未自感測器25接收到訊號時,控制單元決 定液晶滴並未自喷嘴N滴落。 控制單元將初始速度4.8m/s加上數次的固定值1.6m/s取 φ 得暫時速度’來重複步驟1-2。假設重複為步驟1-2的次數為 2 次。結果,得到暫時速度 8m/s (4.8m/s+1.6m/s+1.6m/s)。 控制單元指示塗佈頭單元20於暫時速度8m/s透過喷嘴N 塗佈液晶量。 在透過喷嘴N塗佈液晶量前,清潔單元自喷嘴n之口孔 移除液晶滴。 ® 如圖3及圖5所示,當塗佈頭單元20於暫時速度8m/s 塗佈液晶量時,重量〇.lmg的液晶滴自喷射出並自噴嘴N 滴洛。於此狀況下’液晶滴通過發射部25a及接收部25b之間。 感測器25傳送訊號到控制單元,通知控制單元液晶滴自 噴嘴N滴落。 當控制單元接收到來自感測器25的訊號時,控制單元決 定液晶滴自喷嘴N滴落。控制單元決定暫時速度8m/s為適當 15 201031468 —速度,其中重量O.lmg的液晶滴可自喷嘴N射出並自喷嘴n 滴落。 +假設重量〇.5mg的液晶滴可自嘴嘴N射出並自喷嘴㈣ 落之初始速度為6.4m/s而非4,8m/s。 如圖3及圖5所示,當塗佈頭單元20於初始速度6.4m/s 塗佈液晶量時,液晶滴自喷嘴N射出並自喷嘴N滴落。於此 Ο 狀況下’液晶滴通過發射部25a及接收部25b之間。感測器 25傳送訊號到控制單元’通知控制單元液晶滴自嘴嘴N滴落。 當控制單元接_來自感_ Μ的訊號時,控制單元決定液 晶滴自喷嘴N滴落。 現說明步驟2-1。 控制單元將初始速度6.4m/s減去固定值i.6in/s,而取# 暫時速度4.8m/s。 件 現說明步驟2-2。 控制單元指示塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度4 8m/s透過喷嘴 N塗佈液晶量。在透過嘴嘴N塗佈液晶量前,清潔單元 嘴N之口孔移除液晶滴。 、 現說明步驟2-3。 16 201031468 如圖4及圖5所示,當塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度4 8m/s 塗佈液晶量時,液晶滴殘留在噴嘴N之口孔,未自喷嘴N射 出。於此狀況下,如圖5所示,沒有液晶滴通過發射部25a及 接收部25b之間。感測器25不傳送訊號到控制單元。結果, 虽控制單元並未自感測器25接收到訊號時,控制單元決定液 晶滴並未自喷嘴N射出。 控制單元決定初始速度6.4m/s為適當速度,這是因為在 o 6.4m/s的初始速度下自噴嘴所射出的液晶滴可被偵測,而在第 一個暫時速度下自喷嘴所射出的液晶滴則未被偵測到。 ^假設重量0.5mg的液晶滴可自噴嘴N射出並自喷嘴N滴 落之初始速度為8m/s ’而非4.8m/s。 如圖3及圖5所示,當塗佈頭單元2〇於初始速度8m/s 塗佈液晶量時’液晶滴自喷嘴N射出並自喷嘴N滴落。於此 狀況下,液晶滴通過發射部25a及接收部2允之間。感測器 25 送訊制控鮮元,以通知控鮮元液晶滴落下。當控 ,早兀接㈣來自感測H 25之訊號時,控鮮元決定液晶滴 立下。 現說明步驟2-1。 1.6m/s取得暫時速 控制單元將初始速度8ni/s減去固定值 度 6.4m/s。 17 201031468 現說明步驟2-2。 控制單元指示塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度6畅透過喷嘴 N塗佈液晶量。在透過喷嘴N塗佈液晶量前,清潔單元自喷 嘴N之口孔移除液晶滴。 現說明步驟2-3。 ❿ 如圖3及圖5所示’當塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度6.4m/s 塗佈液晶量時,液晶滴自嘴射出並自喷嘴N·。於此 狀况下,液晶滴通過發射部25a及接收部25b之間。感測器 25傳送訊號到控制單元’通知控制單元液晶滴自喷嘴N滴落。 當控制單70接收到來自感測器25的訊號時,控制單元決定液 晶滴自噴嘴N滴落。 控制單元將初始速度8m/s減去數次的固定值1.6m/s取得 暫時速度’來重複步驟2-2。假設重複為步驟2-2的次數為2 次。結果’得到暫時速度 4.8m/s (8m/s-1.6m/s-1.6m/s)。 控制單元指示塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度4.8m/s透過喷嘴 N塗佈液晶量。 在透過喷嘴N塗佈液晶量前,清潔單元自喷嘴N之口孔 移除液晶滴。 如圖4及圖5所示,當塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度4.8m/s 18 201031468 塗佈液晶量時,液晶滴殘留在噴嘴N之口孔並未自喷嘴N射 出。於此狀況下,如圖5所示,沒有液晶滴通過發射部2允及 接收部25b之間。感測器25不會傳送訊號到控制單元。 控制單it蚊辦速度6.4m/s騎當速度,其為侧到 液晶滴之最後暫時速度。 假設偵測單元為電子秤30。 圖6為_實驗數據之圖式,_示液晶_重量隨著塗 佈液晶量速度增加而改變。 如圖1所示,控制單元指示第一驅動單元14及第二驅動 單元17 ’將塗佈頭單元20之喷嘴N定位於電子秤3〇的量測 盤31上方。 17將喷嘴N定位於電 ❹ 第一驅動單元14及第二驅動單元 子秤30的量測盤31上方。 假設初始速度為6.4m/s。 如圖6所示,控制單元指示塗佈頭單元2〇,透過喷嘴n 於初始速度6编_液晶量,以自噴嘴n射出重量〇娜 的液晶滴。 液晶滴落在量測盤31上。 19 201031468 電子秤30傳送訊號到控制單元’通知控制單元重量〇 5mg 的液晶滴自喷嘴N滴落。 不再說明利用電子秤30決定適當速度的操作,因其與利 用感測器25的相同。 圖8為根據本發明第二方法之流程圖,用以決定自喷嘴射 出液晶滴並落在母基板上所界定之各面板區域而未賤離之適 當速度。 現說明第二方法’藉此決定塗佈頭單元塗佈液晶量的適當 速度。 假5又^(貞測|§為感測|§ 25。假設液晶滴重量、初始速度、 以及固定值分別為〇.5mg、4.8m/s、以及1.6m/s。 參考圖8 ’當偵測單元並未偵測到初始速度之液晶滴時, 控制單元執行:第一步驟,藉由將初始速度加上固定值,而取 付暫時速度,第二步驟,指示塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度透過 噴嘴N塗佈液晶量;以及第三步驟,當偵測單元偵測到液晶 滴時’決定暫時速度為適當速度。 當偵測單元並未偵測到暫時速度時之液晶滴時,控制單元 重複第二步驟’其中將初始速度加上數次固定值之暫時速度取 代先前暫時速度來重複第二步驟,直到偵測單元偵測到液晶 20 201031468 滴。 然後,決定偵測到液晶滴之暫時速度為適當速度。 當偵測單元偵測到初始速度時之液晶滴時,控制單元決定 初始速度為適當速度。 如圖4及圖5所示’當塗佈頭單元2〇於初始速度4.8m/s ❹ 塗佈液晶量時’液晶滴殘留在喷嘴N之口孔,未自喷嘴N射 出。於此狀況下’如圖5所示,沒有液晶滴通過發射部25a及 接收部25b之間。感測器25不傳送訊號到控制單元。 當控制單元並未接收到來自感測器25之訊號時,控制單 元決定液晶滴並未自噴嘴N滴落。 現說明第一步驟。 控制單元將初始速度4.8m/s加上固定值1.6m/s而取得暫 時速度6.4m/s。 現說明第二步驟。 控制單元指示塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度6.4m/s透過噴嘴 N塗佈液晶量。 在透過噴嘴N塗佈液晶量前,清潔單元自喷嘴N之口孔 21 201031468 移除液晶滴。 現說明第三步驟。 如圖3及圖5所示’當塗佈頭單元20於暫時速度6.4m/s 塗佈液晶量時,液晶滴自喷嘴N射出並通過發射部25a及接 收部25b之間。此時,感測器25傳送訊號到控制單元,通知 控制單元液晶滴自喷嘴N滴落。 當控制單元接收到來自感測器25的訊號時,控制單元決 =液晶滴自噴嘴N滴落。控制單元決定暫時速度6 4m/s為適 當速度,其中重量〇.5mg的液晶滴可自喷嘴N射出並自喷嘴N 滴落。 、 假設可自喷嘴N射出重量〇.5mg的液晶滴之初始速度為 3.2m/s 而非 4.8m/s 〇 如圖4及圖5所示’當塗佈頭噴嘴2〇於初始速度3 2m/s 塗佈液晶量時,液晶滴仍殘留在噴嘴N之口孔而未自喷嘴N 射出。 於此例中,如圖5所示,沒有液晶滴通過發射部2兄及接 收部25b之間。感測器25不會傳送訊號到控制單元。 —當控制單凡並未自感測器25接收到訊號時,控制單元決 定液晶滴並未自噴嘴N滴落。 22 201031468 現說明第一步驟。 控制單元將初始速度3.2m/s加上固定值1.6m/s而取得鲂 時速度4.8m/s。 # 現說明第二步驟。The nozzle N is provided on the bottom side of the nozzle holder 22. The nozzle N is positioned between the first sensor support 24a and the second sensor support 2A. Liquid crystal droplet D Figure 3 shows that the liquid crystal droplet passes between the emitting portion 25a of Fig. 2 and the receiving portion 2. As shown in Fig. 3, the liquid crystal droplets are emitted from the nozzle N. The liquid crystal droplet passes between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. 10 201031468 The sensor 25 obtains a sensing value by detecting liquid crystal droplets passing between the transmitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. The sensed value indicates the amount of light received by the receiving unit 25b from the transmitting unit 25& When the liquid crystal droplet passes between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b, the light passes through the liquid crystal droplet passing between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b, and proceeds from the emitting portion 25a into the j receiving portion 25b. As a result, the amount of light received by the receiving portion 25b is smaller than the amount of light when the light does not travel through the liquid crystal droplets. At this time, the sensor 25 transmits a signal to the control unit (when the control unit receives the signal from the sensor 25, the control unit recognizes that the liquid crystal droplet is emitted from the nozzle N. The input unit inputs the coating head unit 20 through the nozzle N. The initial speed of coating the liquid crystal amount. (10) Lai Shu Rong screen, key Figure 4 shows that the liquid crystal droplets remain in the nozzle hole of the nozzle of Figure 2 and are not emitted from the nozzle ν. Figure 5 is a diagram showing the experimental data to show The speed of the coated liquid crystal increases, and the sensor transmits a signal to the control unit. Figure 7 is a flow chart of the first method according to the present invention for determining the nozzle from the nozzle 11 201031468 - the liquid crystal droplet falls on the mother The appropriate method is to break the area without the proper speed. The first method is now described, thereby determining the appropriate speed at which the coating head unit coats the amount of liquid crystal. The initial speed is assumed to be 4.8 m/s. The initial speed can be greater or less than 4.8 m. /s. Set the fixed value to f. The solid particle can be greater than or less than i 6m / s. Also assume that the weight of the liquid crystal droplet is 〇.5mg. The weight of the liquid crystal droplet can be greater than or less than 〇.5mg. Also assume that the nozzle is inside (four) 0.2 The position of the nozzle Chen Ke is less than 〇2mm. The input unit inputs the initial speed of the liquid crystal amount of the coating head unit 2 through the nozzle N by 4.8 m/s. The input unit inputs a fixed value Lews. ^ The measuring unit detects the liquid crystal droplets emitted from the nozzle N. Let the detecting unit be the sensor 25. Referring to Figure 7 'When the debt measuring unit does not detect the initial liquid crystal droplet %, the control unit performs: step Μ 'by adding the initial speed to the fixed value, Obtaining a temporary speed; step 1-2, instructing the coating head unit 2 to apply a liquid crystal amount through the nozzle N at a temporary speed; and step 丨_3, when the detecting unit detects the liquid crystal droplet, 'determining the temporary speed to an appropriate speed 12 201031468 When the detection unit does not face the liquid crystal droplet at the temporary speed, the control unit repeats = step I·2, and the towel repeats the step by replacing the initial speed with the initial speed of the number of the marriage value. I_2, until the _ unit gamma = crystal droplet, and decides to detect the temporary speed of the liquid crystal droplet to the appropriate speed. When the detecting unit detects the liquid crystal droplet at the initial speed, the control unit performs: Step 2-1, borrow By subtracting the initial speed from the solid Setting a value to obtain a temporary speed; Step 2-2, instructing the coating head unit 2 to apply a liquid crystal volume through the nozzle at a temporary speed; and Step 2·3 'When the thin unit does not detect a liquid crystal droplet of a temporary speed The initial speed is determined to be an appropriate speed. When the detecting unit detects the liquid crystal droplet of the temporary speed, the control unit repeats step 2-2, wherein the initial speed is subtracted from the temporary speed by a fixed number of times to replace the temporary speed, and the step 2 is repeated. -2, until the detection unit does not detect the liquid crystal drop. Then, it is determined that the last temporary speed when the liquid crystal droplet is detected is the appropriate speed. As shown in Fig. 4 and Fig. 5, when the coating head unit 2 is in the initial stage Speed 4.8 m/s When the liquid crystal amount is applied, the liquid crystal droplets remain in the orifice of the nozzle N and are not emitted from the nozzle N. In this case, as shown in Fig. 5, no liquid crystal droplets pass between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. The sensor 25 does not transmit a signal to the control unit. As a result, the control unit determines that the liquid crystal droplets are not emitted from the nozzle N. Step 1-1 will now be explained. 13 201031468 lfm/s and obtain the temporary control unit with an initial speed of 4.8m/s plus a fixed value of 6.4m/s.步骤Description Step 1_2 The cloth head unit 20 instructs the N coating liquid crystal amount through the nozzle control unit at a temporary speed of 6.4 m/s. The cleaning unit removes the liquid crystal droplets from the orifice of the nozzle n before applying the liquid crystal amount through the nozzle N. Now explain steps 1-3. As shown in Figs. 3 and 5, when the coating head unit 20 applies a liquid crystal amount at a temporary speed of 6.4 m/s, the liquid crystal droplets are emitted from the nozzle N and pass between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. At this time, the sensor 25 transmits a signal to the control unit to notify the control that the early liquid crystal droplets are ejected from the nozzle N. When the control unit receives the signal from the sensor 25, the control unit determines that the liquid crystal droplets drip from the nozzle N. The control unit determines a temporary speed of 6.4 m/s as a suitable speed, wherein a liquid crystal droplet having a weight of 〇5 mg can be ejected from the nozzle n and dripped from the nozzle N. It is assumed that the weight of the liquid crystal droplet is 0.1 mg instead of 〇5 mg, and the nozzle inner diameter, the initial speed, and the fixed value are unchanged. In this case, as shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, 14 201031468 even when the coating head nozzle 2 〇_ is applied at a temporary speed of 6.4 m/s, the liquid crystal droplet remains in the orifice of the nozzle N. It is emitted from the nozzle N. As a result, the sensor 25 does not transmit a signal to the control unit. When the control unit does not receive a signal from the sensor 25, the control unit determines that the liquid crystal droplet has not dripped from the nozzle N. The control unit repeats steps 1-2 by taking an initial speed of 4.8 m/s plus a fixed value of 1.6 m/s for a temporary speed of φ. Assume that the number of repetitions of step 1-2 is two. As a result, a temporary speed of 8 m/s (4.8 m/s + 1.6 m/s + 1.6 m/s) was obtained. The control unit instructs the coating head unit 20 to apply the liquid crystal amount through the nozzle N at a temporary speed of 8 m/s. The cleaning unit removes the liquid crystal droplets from the orifice of the nozzle n before the amount of liquid crystal is applied through the nozzle N. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, when the coating head unit 20 is applied with a liquid crystal amount at a temporary speed of 8 m/s, a liquid crystal droplet having a weight of l1 mg is ejected from the nozzle N. In this case, the liquid crystal droplet passes between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. The sensor 25 transmits a signal to the control unit to notify the control unit that the liquid crystal droplets drip from the nozzle N. When the control unit receives the signal from the sensor 25, the control unit determines that the liquid crystal droplets drip from the nozzle N. The control unit determines that the temporary speed of 8 m/s is appropriate 15 201031468 - speed, wherein a liquid crystal drop having a weight of 0.1 mg can be ejected from the nozzle N and dripped from the nozzle n. + Assume that a weight of .5 mg of liquid crystal droplets can be ejected from the nozzle N and the initial velocity from the nozzle (4) is 6.4 m/s instead of 4,8 m/s. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, when the coating head unit 20 is applied with a liquid crystal amount at an initial speed of 6.4 m/s, liquid crystal droplets are emitted from the nozzle N and dripped from the nozzle N. In this case, the liquid crystal droplet passes between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. The sensor 25 transmits a signal to the control unit to notify the control unit that the liquid crystal droplets drip from the mouth N. When the control unit is connected to the signal from the sense _ ,, the control unit determines that the liquid crystal droplet drops from the nozzle N. Now explain step 2-1. The control unit subtracts the initial value of 6.4 m/s from the fixed value of i.6 in/s and takes the temporary velocity of 4.8 m/s. Step 2-2 is now explained. The control unit instructs the coating head unit 2 to apply the liquid crystal amount through the nozzle N at a temporary speed of 4 8 m/s. The aperture of the cleaning unit nozzle N removes the liquid crystal droplets before the liquid crystal amount is applied through the nozzle N. Now explain steps 2-3. 16 201031468 As shown in Fig. 4 and Fig. 5, when the coating head unit 2 is coated with a liquid crystal amount at a temporary speed of 4 8 m/s, the liquid crystal droplets remain in the orifice of the nozzle N and are not emitted from the nozzle N. In this case, as shown in Fig. 5, no liquid crystal droplets pass between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. The sensor 25 does not transmit a signal to the control unit. As a result, although the control unit does not receive the signal from the sensor 25, the control unit determines that the liquid crystal droplet is not emitted from the nozzle N. The control unit determines the initial speed of 6.4 m/s as the appropriate speed because the liquid crystal droplets ejected from the nozzle can be detected at the initial speed of o 6.4 m/s and are emitted from the nozzle at the first temporary speed. The liquid crystal droplets were not detected. ^ It is assumed that a liquid crystal droplet having a weight of 0.5 mg can be ejected from the nozzle N and dripped from the nozzle N at an initial velocity of 8 m/s' instead of 4.8 m/s. As shown in Figs. 3 and 5, when the coating head unit 2 is coated with the liquid crystal amount at an initial speed of 8 m/s, the liquid crystal droplets are ejected from the nozzle N and dripped from the nozzle N. In this case, the liquid crystal droplets pass between the transmitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 2. The sensor 25 sends a message to control the fresh element to inform the control of the fresh liquid crystal drop. When the control, early connection (4) from the signal of sensing H 25, the control element determines the liquid crystal drop. Now explain step 2-1. The temporary speed is obtained at 1.6m/s. The control unit subtracts the initial speed of 8ni/s by a fixed value of 6.4m/s. 17 201031468 Now describe step 2-2. The control unit instructs the coating head unit 2 to apply the liquid crystal amount through the nozzle N at a temporary speed of six. The cleaning unit removes the liquid crystal droplets from the orifice of the nozzle N before the amount of liquid crystal is applied through the nozzle N. Now explain steps 2-3. ❿ As shown in Fig. 3 and Fig. 5, when the coating head unit 2 is coated with a liquid crystal amount at a temporary speed of 6.4 m/s, liquid crystal droplets are ejected from the nozzle and from the nozzle N·. In this case, the liquid crystal droplets pass between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. The sensor 25 transmits a signal to the control unit to notify the control unit that the liquid crystal droplets drip from the nozzle N. When the control unit 70 receives the signal from the sensor 25, the control unit determines that the droplets drip from the nozzle N. The control unit repeats the step 2-2 by subtracting the initial value of 8 m/s from the fixed value of 1.6 m/s several times to obtain the temporary speed'. Assume that the number of repetitions of step 2-2 is two. As a result, a temporary velocity of 4.8 m/s (8 m/s to 1.6 m/s to 1.6 m/s) was obtained. The control unit instructs the coating head unit 2 to apply a liquid crystal amount through the nozzle N at a temporary speed of 4.8 m/s. The cleaning unit removes the liquid crystal droplets from the orifice of the nozzle N before the amount of liquid crystal is applied through the nozzle N. As shown in Figs. 4 and 5, when the coating head unit 2 is coated with a liquid crystal amount at a temporary speed of 4.8 m/s 18 201031468, the liquid crystal droplets remain in the orifice of the nozzle N and are not emitted from the nozzle N. In this case, as shown in Fig. 5, no liquid crystal droplets pass through the transmitting portion 2 to permit the receiving portion 25b. The sensor 25 does not transmit a signal to the control unit. Control the speed of a single mosquito operating speed of 6.4m / s, which is the final temporary speed from the side to the liquid crystal drop. It is assumed that the detecting unit is the electronic scale 30. Fig. 6 is a graph of experimental data, showing that the liquid crystal_weight changes as the speed of the coated liquid crystal increases. As shown in Fig. 1, the control unit instructs the first drive unit 14 and the second drive unit 17' to position the nozzle N of the coating head unit 20 above the gauge 31 of the electronic scale 3''. The nozzle N is positioned above the gauge disk 31 of the first drive unit 14 and the second drive unit sub-weigher 30. Assume that the initial speed is 6.4 m/s. As shown in Fig. 6, the control unit instructs the coating head unit 2 to transmit the liquid crystal droplets at the initial speed 6 through the nozzle n to emit the liquid crystal droplets of the weight from the nozzle n. The liquid crystal is dropped on the measuring disk 31. 19 201031468 Electronic scale 30 transmits signal to control unit 'Notice control unit weight 〇 5mg of liquid crystal droplets drip from nozzle N. The operation of determining the appropriate speed by the electronic scale 30 will not be described as it is the same as that of the sensor 25. Figure 8 is a flow diagram of a second method in accordance with the present invention for determining the appropriate speed at which the liquid crystal droplets are ejected from the nozzle and land on the panel regions defined on the mother substrate without being separated. The second method is now described to thereby determine the appropriate speed at which the coating head unit coats the amount of liquid crystal. False 5 and ^ (贞 | | § is sensing | § 25. Assume that the liquid crystal drop weight, initial velocity, and fixed values are 〇.5mg, 4.8m/s, and 1.6m/s, respectively. Refer to Figure 8 'When Detect When the measuring unit does not detect the liquid crystal droplet of the initial speed, the control unit performs: the first step, the temporary speed is taken by adding the initial speed to the fixed value, and the second step indicates that the coating head unit 2 is temporarily The speed is applied to the liquid crystal through the nozzle N; and in the third step, when the detecting unit detects the liquid crystal drop, 'determines the temporary speed to be an appropriate speed. When the detecting unit does not detect the liquid crystal droplet at the temporary speed, the control The unit repeats the second step 'the second step is repeated in which the initial speed plus the temporary speed of the fixed value is replaced by the previous temporary speed until the detecting unit detects the drop of the liquid crystal 20 201031468. Then, it is decided to detect the liquid crystal drop. The temporary speed is the appropriate speed. When the detecting unit detects the liquid crystal drop at the initial speed, the control unit determines the initial speed to be the appropriate speed. As shown in Fig. 4 and Fig. 5, when the coating head unit 2 is at the initial speed of 4.8. m/s ❹ painted When the liquid crystal amount is applied, 'the liquid crystal droplet remains in the orifice of the nozzle N and is not emitted from the nozzle N. In this case, as shown in Fig. 5, no liquid crystal droplet passes between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. The sensor 25 The signal is not transmitted to the control unit. When the control unit does not receive the signal from the sensor 25, the control unit determines that the liquid crystal droplet does not drip from the nozzle N. The first step is explained. The control unit will have an initial speed of 4.8 m/ s plus a fixed value of 1.6 m/s to obtain a temporary speed of 6.4 m/s. The second step will now be described. The control unit instructs the coating head unit 2 to apply a liquid crystal amount through the nozzle N at a temporary speed of 6.4 m/s. Before the nozzle N coats the liquid crystal amount, the cleaning unit removes the liquid crystal droplet from the orifice 21 201031468 of the nozzle N. The third step will now be described. As shown in Fig. 3 and Fig. 5, when the coating head unit 20 is at a temporary speed of 6.4 m/ s When the liquid crystal amount is applied, the liquid crystal droplets are emitted from the nozzle N and pass between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. At this time, the sensor 25 transmits a signal to the control unit to notify the control unit that the liquid crystal droplets drip from the nozzle N. When the control unit receives the signal from the sensor 25, it controls The unit determines that the liquid crystal droplet drops from the nozzle N. The control unit determines the temporary speed of 6 4 m/s as the appropriate speed, wherein the liquid crystal droplet with a weight of 55 mg can be ejected from the nozzle N and dripped from the nozzle N. The initial velocity of the liquid crystal droplets with a weight of 55 mg is 3.2 m/s instead of 4.8 m/s. As shown in Fig. 4 and Fig. 5, when the coating nozzle 2 is at an initial speed of 3 2 m/s, the amount of liquid crystal is applied. At this time, the liquid crystal droplet remains in the orifice of the nozzle N and is not emitted from the nozzle N. In this example, as shown in Fig. 5, no liquid crystal droplet passes between the emitter 2 and the receiving portion 25b. The sensor 25 does not. A signal is sent to the control unit. - When the control unit does not receive the signal from the sensor 25, the control unit determines that the liquid crystal droplet has not dripped from the nozzle N. 22 201031468 The first step is now explained. The control unit adds an initial speed of 3.2 m/s to a fixed value of 1.6 m/s to obtain a speed of 4.8 m/s. # Now explain the second step.

控制單元指示塗 N塗佈液晶量。 佈頭單元20於暫時速度4.8m/s透過喷嘴 在透過喷嘴N塗佈液晶量前,清潔單元自喷嘴N之口孔 移除液晶滴。 現說明第三步驟。 如圖3及圖5所示,當塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度4 8m/s 塗佈液晶量時,‘液晶滴殘留在喷之口孔而未自喷嘴!^射 出。於此例中’沒有液晶滴通過發射部25a及接收部25b之間。 此時,感測器25不傳送訊號到控制單元。 當控制單元並未接收到來自感測器25的訊號時,控制單 元決定液晶滴並未自喷嘴N滴落。控制單元將初始速度3減 加上數-人的固疋值1.6m/s取得暫時速度,來重複第二步驟。 假設重複為第二步驟的次數為2次。結果,得到暫時速度64m/s (3.2m/s+1.6m/s+1.6m/s)。 23 201031468 控制單元指示塗佈頭單元20於暫時速度6.4m/s透過喷嘴 N塗佈液晶量。 在透過嘴嘴N塗佈液晶量前,清潔單元自喷嘴n之口孔 移除液晶滴。The control unit indicates the amount of N coated liquid crystal. The cloth head unit 20 passes through the nozzle at a temporary speed of 4.8 m/s. The cleaning unit removes the liquid crystal droplets from the orifice of the nozzle N before the liquid crystal amount is applied through the nozzle N. The third step will now be explained. As shown in Fig. 3 and Fig. 5, when the coating head unit 2 is coated with a liquid crystal amount at a temporary speed of 4 m/s, the liquid crystal droplets remain in the orifice of the spray and are not emitted from the nozzles. In this example, no liquid crystal droplets pass between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. At this time, the sensor 25 does not transmit a signal to the control unit. When the control unit does not receive a signal from the sensor 25, the control unit determines that the liquid crystal droplet has not dripped from the nozzle N. The control unit repeats the second step by subtracting the initial speed of 3 from the number-person's solid value of 1.6 m/s to obtain a temporary speed. Assume that the number of repetitions of the second step is two. As a result, a temporary speed of 64 m/s (3.2 m/s + 1.6 m/s + 1.6 m/s) was obtained. 23 201031468 The control unit instructs the coating head unit 20 to apply the liquid crystal amount through the nozzle N at a temporary speed of 6.4 m/s. The cleaning unit removes the liquid crystal droplets from the orifice of the nozzle n before the liquid crystal amount is applied through the nozzle N.

如圖3及圖5所示’當塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度64m/s 0 塗佈液晶量時’重量〇.5mg的液晶滴自喷嘴N射出並自喷嘴N 滴落。於此例中,液晶滴通過發射部25a及接收部25b之間。 感測器25傳送訊號到控制單元,通知控制單元液晶滴自 喷嘴N滴落。 當控制單元接收到來自感測器25的訊號時,控制單元決 定液晶滴自喷嘴N滴落。 〇 控制單元決定暫時速度6.4m/s為適當速度,其中重量 0.5mg的液晶滴可自噴嘴N射出並自嘴嘴n滴落。 假設重量0.5mg的液晶滴可自噴嘴N射出並自喷嘴N滴 洛之初始速度為6*4in/s而非4*.8rn/s。 如圖3及圖5所示’當塗佈頭單元2〇於初始速度64m/s 塗佈液晶量時’液晶滴自喷嘴N射出並自喷嘴n滴落。於此 例中,液晶滴通過發射部25a及接收部25b之間。感測器25 24 201031468 ,送訊號到蝴單元,通知控解疏晶滴自料n滴落。 當控制單元魏絲自感 2S的喊時,㈣單元決定液 晶滴自喷嘴N滴落。 控制單元決定初始速度6.4in/s為適當速度。 在液晶滴重量為〇.丨mg而非〇 5mg之案例,不再說明決定 適田速度的方法,因為其與前述第一方法相同。不再說明利用 電子秤30而非感測器25決定適當速度的方法,因為其與前述 第一方法相同。 圖9為根據本發明第三方法之流程圖,用以決定自喷嘴射 出液晶滴並落在母基板上所界定之各面板區域而未濺離之適 當速度。 現說明第三方法’藉此決定塗佈頭單元塗佈液晶量的適當 Λ 速度。 假設偵測器為感測器25。假設液晶滴重量為〇.5mg。 初始速度在塗佈頭單元2〇可透過喷嘴塗佈液晶量而造成 液晶滴落在面板區域之速度範圍内。速度範圍可依據實驗數據 決定。此意味著當塗佈頭單元20於初始速度塗佈液晶量時, 液晶滴自喷嘴N射出並自噴嘴n滴落。 假設初始速度及固定值分別為6.4m/s與1.6m/s。 25 201031468 參考圖9,當侧單城酬初始速度時之㈣滴時,控 制單元執行:第一步驟,藉由將初始速度減去固定值,而取得 暫時速度;第二步驟,指示塗佈頭單元於暫時速度透過喷嘴塗 佈液晶量;以及第三步驟’當侧單元並未侧到液晶滴時, 決定初始速度為適當速度。 當偵測單元偵測到暫時速度時之液晶滴時,控制單元重複 〇 第二步驟,其中將初始速度減去數次固定值之暫時速度取代先 則暫時速度來重複第二步驟,直到偵測單元並未偵測到液晶 滴。 然後,決定偵測到液晶滴之最後暫時速度為適當速度。 如圖3及圖5所示,當塗佈頭單元2〇於初始速度6 4m/s 塗佈液晶量時,液晶滴自喷嘴N射出並自喷嘴N滴落。於此 例中’液晶滴通過發射部25a及接收部25b之間。感測器25 傳送訊號到控制單元,通知控制單元液晶滴自噴嘴N滴落。 當控制單元接收到來自感測器25之訊號時,控制單元決定液 晶滴自喷嘴N滴落。 現說明第一步驟。 、因為谓測單元伽到液晶滴自喷嘴N滴〉落,控制單元將 初始速度6.4m/s減去固定值丨6m/s,而取得暫時速度4 8m/s。 26 201031468 現說明第二步驟。 控制單元指示塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度4.8m/s透過喷嘴 N塗佈液晶量。 、 現說明第三步驟。 如圖4及圖5所示,當塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度4 8m/s 塗佈液晶1時,液晶滴殘留在喷嘴N之口孔,未自喷嘴N射 出。於此例中,如圖5所示,沒有液晶滴通過發射部2允及接 收部25b之間。感測器25不傳送訊號到控制單元。 〜當控制單元並未自感測器25接收到訊號時,控制單元決 定液晶滴絲自喷嘴N射$。控鮮元決定初始速度 6.4m/s ‘、、、適S速度’ 是因為在6.4m/s的初始速度下自喷嘴所射出 的液晶滴可被侧’ *在第—個暫時速度下自喷嘴所射出的液 晶滴則未被偵測到》 —假設重# OJmg的液晶滴可自喷嘴N射出並自喷嘴N滴 落之初始速度為8m/s,而非6.4m/s。 如圖3及圖5所示’當塗佈頭單元2〇於初始速度齡 塗,液晶量時’液晶滴自喷嘴N射出並自喷嘴n滴落。於此 例中,液晶滴通過發射部25a及接收部25b之間。 乃 傳送訊號到控制單元,以通知控制單元液晶贿下。當控制單 几接收到來自感 25之訊號時,㈣單料定液晶滴自喷 27 201031468 嘴滴落。 一 現說明第一步驟。 控制單元將初始速度8m/s減去固定值丨6m/s取得暫時速 度 6.4m/s。 現說明第二步驟。 控制單元指示塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度6 4m/s透過喷嘴 N塗佈液晶量。 、 在透過嘴嘴N塗佈液晶量前,清潔單元自喷嘴n之口孔 移除液晶滴。 現說明第三步驟。 & 如圖3及圖5所示,當塗佈頭單元20於暫時速度6 4m/s 塗佈液晶量時,液晶滴自喷嘴N射出並自喷嘴N滴落。於此 例中,液晶滴通過發射部25a及接收部25b之間。感測器25 傳送訊號到控制單元,通知控制單元液晶滴自噴嘴N滴落。 當控制單元接收到來自感測器25的訊號時,控制單元決定液 晶滴自噴嘴N滴落。 控制單元將初始速度8m/s減去數次的固定值1.6m/s取得 暫日寸速度,來重複第二步驟。假設重複為第二步驟的次數為2 28 201031468 次°結果’得到暫時速度4.8111/5(8111/5-1.6111/5-1.6111/5)。 控制單元指示塗佈頭單元20於暫時速度4.8m/s透過喷嘴 N塗佈液晶量。 在透過喷嘴N塗佈液晶量前,清潔單元自噴嘴n之口孔 移除液晶滴。 〇 如圖4及圖5所示’當塗佈頭單元20於暫時速度4.8m/s 塗佈液晶量時,液晶滴殘留在喷嘴N之口孔並未自喷嘴n射 出。於此狀況下,如圖5所示,沒有液晶滴通過發射部25a及 接收部25b之間。感測器25不會傳送訊號到控制單元。 控制單元決定暫時速度6.4m/s為適當速度,其為偵測到 液晶滴之最後暫時速度。 Q 在液晶滴重量為〇.lmg而非〇.5mg之案例,不再說明決定 適當速度之方法,因其與前述第一方法相同。不再說明利用電 子秤30而非感測器25決定是當速度之方法’因其與前述第一 方法相同❶ 現說明決定塗佈頭單元2〇塗佈液晶量之適當速度的第四 方法。 假設偵測單元為電子秤30。假設液晶滴重量為〇 5mg。 29 201031468 於第四方法中,電子狂 頭單元20㈣液"祥0用以決定適當速度,其中塗佈 =1= 了’使得自嘴抑射出液晶滴並滴落在面 板£域,而未_關量嶋31外的其他位置。 於第四方法卜需要可秤重液晶滴 測器25不能秤重m 口马饮As shown in Fig. 3 and Fig. 5, when the coating head unit 2 was applied at a temporary speed of 64 m/s 0 to apply a liquid crystal amount, a liquid crystal droplet having a weight of 55 mg was ejected from the nozzle N and dropped from the nozzle N. In this example, the liquid crystal droplets pass between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. The sensor 25 transmits a signal to the control unit to notify the control unit that the liquid crystal droplets drip from the nozzle N. When the control unit receives the signal from the sensor 25, the control unit determines that the liquid crystal droplets drip from the nozzle N. 〇 The control unit determines a temporary speed of 6.4 m/s as the appropriate speed, wherein a liquid crystal drop having a weight of 0.5 mg can be ejected from the nozzle N and dripped from the nozzle n. It is assumed that a liquid crystal droplet having a weight of 0.5 mg can be ejected from the nozzle N and the initial velocity from the nozzle N is 6*4 in/s instead of 4*.8 rn/s. As shown in Figs. 3 and 5, when the coating head unit 2 is coated with the liquid crystal amount at an initial speed of 64 m/s, the liquid crystal droplets are ejected from the nozzle N and dripped from the nozzle n. In this example, the liquid crystal droplets pass between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. The sensor 25 24 201031468 sends a signal to the butterfly unit to notify the control solution that the droplets are dripped. When the control unit Weisi self-inducted 2S shouts, the (4) unit determines that the liquid crystal droplets drip from the nozzle N. The control unit determines the initial speed of 6.4 in/s as the appropriate speed. In the case where the weight of the liquid crystal droplet is 〇.丨mg instead of 〇5mg, the method of determining the speed of the field is not described because it is the same as the first method described above. The method of determining the appropriate speed using the electronic scale 30 instead of the sensor 25 will not be described because it is the same as the first method described above. Figure 9 is a flow chart of a third method in accordance with the present invention for determining the appropriate speed at which the liquid crystal droplets are ejected from the nozzle and land on the panel regions defined on the mother substrate without being splashed. The third method is now described to thereby determine the appropriate enthalpy speed at which the coating head unit coats the amount of liquid crystal. It is assumed that the detector is the sensor 25. Assume that the weight of the liquid crystal droplet is 〇.5 mg. The initial speed is such that the coating head unit 2 can apply a liquid crystal amount through the nozzle to cause the liquid crystal to drip within the speed range of the panel region. The speed range can be determined based on experimental data. This means that when the coating head unit 20 coats the liquid crystal amount at the initial speed, the liquid crystal droplets are ejected from the nozzle N and dripped from the nozzle n. Assume that the initial velocity and the fixed value are 6.4 m/s and 1.6 m/s, respectively. 25 201031468 Referring to FIG. 9, when the side of the single city pays (4) drops at the initial speed, the control unit performs: the first step, obtaining the temporary speed by subtracting the initial speed from the fixed value; and the second step, indicating the coating head The unit applies a liquid crystal amount through the nozzle at a temporary speed; and a third step 'determines the initial speed to be an appropriate speed when the side unit does not side to the liquid crystal droplet. When the detecting unit detects the liquid crystal drop at the temporary speed, the control unit repeats the second step, wherein the initial speed is subtracted from the temporary speed by a fixed number of times to replace the first temporary speed to repeat the second step until the detection The cell did not detect a liquid crystal drop. Then, it is decided to detect that the last temporary velocity of the liquid crystal droplet is an appropriate speed. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, when the coating head unit 2 is coated with the liquid crystal amount at an initial speed of 6 4 m/s, the liquid crystal droplets are emitted from the nozzle N and dripped from the nozzle N. In this example, the liquid crystal droplet passes between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. The sensor 25 transmits a signal to the control unit to notify the control unit that the liquid crystal droplets drip from the nozzle N. When the control unit receives the signal from the sensor 25, the control unit determines that the liquid droplet drip from the nozzle N. The first step will now be explained. Because the pre-measurement unit converges to drop the liquid crystal droplet from the nozzle N, the control unit subtracts the initial value of 6.4 m/s from the fixed value 丨6 m/s to obtain a temporary speed of 4 8 m/s. 26 201031468 The second step is now explained. The control unit instructs the coating head unit 2 to apply a liquid crystal amount through the nozzle N at a temporary speed of 4.8 m/s. The third step is now explained. As shown in Figs. 4 and 5, when the coating head unit 2 is coated with the liquid crystal 1 at a temporary speed of 4 m/s, the liquid crystal droplets remain in the orifice of the nozzle N and are not emitted from the nozzle N. In this example, as shown in Fig. 5, no liquid crystal droplets pass through the transmitting portion 2 to permit between the receiving portions 25b. The sensor 25 does not transmit a signal to the control unit. ~ When the control unit does not receive a signal from the sensor 25, the control unit determines that the liquid crystal drip is shot from the nozzle N. The control element determines the initial speed of 6.4m/s ', , and the appropriate S speed' because the liquid crystal droplets ejected from the nozzle at the initial speed of 6.4 m/s can be side-by-* at the first temporary speed from the nozzle. The liquid crystal droplets that were ejected were not detected. - It is assumed that the liquid crystal droplets of the weight #OJmg can be ejected from the nozzle N and dripped from the nozzle N at an initial velocity of 8 m/s instead of 6.4 m/s. As shown in Figs. 3 and 5, when the coating head unit 2 is coated at the initial speed, and the amount of liquid crystal is applied, the liquid crystal droplets are ejected from the nozzle N and dripped from the nozzle n. In this example, the liquid crystal droplets pass between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. The signal is sent to the control unit to inform the control unit that the liquid crystal is bribed. When the control unit receives the signal from the sense 25, (4) the single material determines the liquid crystal drop from the spray 27 201031468. The first step will now be explained. The control unit subtracts the fixed value 丨6m/s from the initial speed of 8m/s to obtain a temporary speed of 6.4m/s. The second step will now be explained. The control unit instructs the coating head unit 2 to apply a liquid crystal amount through the nozzle N at a temporary speed of 6 4 m/s. The cleaning unit removes the liquid crystal droplets from the opening of the nozzle n before the liquid crystal amount is applied through the nozzle N. The third step will now be explained. & As shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, when the coating head unit 20 applies a liquid crystal amount at a temporary speed of 6 m/s, liquid crystal droplets are emitted from the nozzle N and dripped from the nozzle N. In this example, the liquid crystal droplets pass between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. The sensor 25 transmits a signal to the control unit to notify the control unit that the liquid crystal droplets drip from the nozzle N. When the control unit receives the signal from the sensor 25, the control unit determines that the droplets drip from the nozzle N. The control unit repeats the second step by subtracting the initial value of 8 m/s from the fixed value of 1.6 m/s several times to obtain the temporary speed. Assume that the number of repetitions for the second step is 2 28 201031468 times. The result 'gets a temporary speed of 4.8111/5 (8111/5-1.6111/5-1.6111/5). The control unit instructs the coating head unit 20 to apply the liquid crystal amount through the nozzle N at a temporary speed of 4.8 m/s. The cleaning unit removes the liquid crystal droplets from the orifice of the nozzle n before the amount of liquid crystal is applied through the nozzle N. As shown in Fig. 4 and Fig. 5, when the coating head unit 20 is applied with a liquid crystal amount at a temporary speed of 4.8 m/s, the liquid crystal droplets remain in the orifice of the nozzle N and are not emitted from the nozzle n. In this case, as shown in Fig. 5, no liquid crystal droplets pass between the emitting portion 25a and the receiving portion 25b. The sensor 25 does not transmit a signal to the control unit. The control unit determines the temporary speed of 6.4 m/s as the appropriate speed, which is the last temporary speed at which the liquid crystal droplets are detected. Q In the case where the liquid crystal cell weight is 〇.lmg instead of 〇.5mg, the method of determining the appropriate speed is not described, as it is the same as the first method described above. The fourth method of determining the speed by the electronic scale 30 instead of the sensor 25 as the speed method for determining the appropriate speed of coating the liquid crystal unit by the coating head unit 2 is not described. It is assumed that the detecting unit is the electronic scale 30. Assume that the weight of the liquid crystal droplet is 〇 5 mg. 29 201031468 In the fourth method, the electronic mad head unit 20 (four) liquid " xiang 0 is used to determine the appropriate speed, where coating = 1 = 'so that the liquid crystal droplets are ejected from the mouth and drip on the panel, but not _ Check out other locations other than 31. In the fourth method, it is necessary to weigh the liquid crystal dripper 25 and cannot weigh the m mouth.

速度範圍可依據實驗^^康決定。此意味著當塗佈頭單元 20於初始速度塗佈液晶量時,液晶滴並未自喷嘴Ν射出並 自喷嘴Ν滴落。 假設初始速度及固定值分別為4.8m/s及1.6m/s。 當電子秤並未秤到液晶滴時,控制單元執行:第一步驟, 〇 藉由將初始速度加上固定值,而取得暫時速度;第二步驟,指 示塗佈頭單元於暫時速度透過喷嘴塗佈液晶量;以及第三步 驟,重複第二步驟,其中將初始速度加上數次固定值之暫時速 度取代先前暫時速度來重複第二步驟,直到液晶滴之重量由不 持續是固定而開始減少。 當液晶滴之重量由不持續是固定而開始減少時,決定自喷 嘴射出之液晶滴之重量為固定時之任何的暫時速度為適當速 度0 30 201031468 如圖1所示,當液晶滴從量測盤31減離破成碎片,使一 些,晶碎片滴落在量測盤31外的其他位置時’液晶滴量測的 重量不持續是固定的而開始減少。結果,留在量測盤31上之 液晶滴的重量比自喷嘴N射出的量還少。 如圖6所示’當塗佈頭單元20在大於8m/s之速度透過喷 嘴N塗佈液晶量時,重量〇 5mg的液晶滴麟量測盤,破 ❹ 成較小的液滴,其中-些落在量測盤31外的其他位置。當速 度自8m/s增加時,更多的液滴碎片落在量測盤31外的其他位 如圖6所示,當塗佈頭單元20於大於9.6m/s之速度透過 噴嘴N塗佈液晶量時,自喷嘴N射出之重量⑸吨的液晶滴 滅離面板區域破鱗#,—些破碎職落在面減域外的其他 付署。The speed range can be determined according to the experiment ^^康. This means that when the coating head unit 20 coats the liquid crystal amount at the initial speed, the liquid crystal droplets are not ejected from the nozzle and dripped from the nozzle. Assume that the initial velocity and the fixed value are 4.8 m/s and 1.6 m/s, respectively. When the electronic scale is not scaled to the liquid crystal drop, the control unit performs: a first step, obtaining a temporary speed by adding an initial speed to the fixed value; and a second step of instructing the coating head unit to apply the temporary speed through the nozzle The liquid crystal amount; and the third step, repeating the second step, wherein the initial speed is added to the temporary speed by a temporary speed instead of the previous temporary speed to repeat the second step until the weight of the liquid crystal droplet begins to decrease by not continuing to be fixed . When the weight of the liquid crystal droplet starts to decrease by not being fixed, it is determined that the temporary velocity at which the weight of the liquid crystal droplet emitted from the nozzle is fixed is an appropriate speed 0 30 201031468, as shown in Fig. 1, when the liquid crystal droplet is measured The disk 31 is broken away from the broken pieces, so that some of the crystal fragments are dropped on other places outside the measuring disk 31. 'The weight of the liquid crystal drop measurement does not continue to be fixed and starts to decrease. As a result, the weight of the liquid crystal droplets remaining on the measuring disk 31 is smaller than the amount emitted from the nozzle N. As shown in Fig. 6, when the coating head unit 20 coats the liquid crystal amount through the nozzle N at a speed of more than 8 m/s, the liquid crystal droplet measuring disk having a weight of 5 mg is broken into smaller droplets, wherein - Some of them fall outside the measuring disk 31. When the speed is increased from 8 m/s, more droplets fall on other positions outside the measuring disc 31 as shown in Fig. 6, when the coating head unit 20 is coated through the nozzle N at a speed of more than 9.6 m/s. When the amount of liquid crystal is used, the weight (5) tons of liquid crystal emitted from the nozzle N is broken from the panel area to break the scale #, and some of the broken positions are outside the area of the reduction.

如圖4及圖6所示’當塗佈頭單元2〇於初始速度4減 液日日里時,液晶滴殘留在喷嘴N之口孔而未自喷嘴N射 出。電子秤不能秤到液晶滴。此時,所量到的液晶滴重量為 〇mg(零毫克)。 電子秤30傳送訊制㈣單元,通知控鮮元液晶滴的 重1為0mg(零毫克)。 現§兒明弟一步驟 31 201031468 旦虽控制單元接收到來自電子秤30的訊號指示液晶滴的重 里為Omg時’控制單元決定液晶滴並未自喷嘴N滴落。 因為液滴重量保持固定(〇mg)而未減少,將初始速度 4.8m/s加上固定值1.6m/s而取得暫時速度6.4m/s。 在透過喷嘴N塗佈液晶量之前,清潔單元自喷嘴 N之口 孔移除液晶滴。 現說明第二步驟。 控制單兀指示塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度6 4m/s,透過喷 嘴N塗佈液晶量。 、 現說明第三步驟。 如圖3及圖6所示,當塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度64m/s 塗佈液晶量時,液晶滴自喷嘴N射出並落在電子秤3G上。電 子秤30种重液晶滴。液晶滴重量為〇 5mg。電子科傳送訊 號到控制單元,通知控制單元液晶滴重量為〇 5mg。 控制單元決定重量〇.5mg的液晶滴自噴滴落。 所量測的液晶滴重量由〇(零)mg增加到Q 5mg,而不 少。所以將初始速度4·8_加上數次的固定值i 取得暫 32 201031468 時速度’來重複第二步驟。重複第二步驟之次數為2次。因此, 暫%•速度為 8ηι/8(4.8ιη/5Ή.6ιη/8+1.6ηι/5;) 〇 控制單元指示塗佈頭單元20於暫時速度8m/s透過喷嘴Ν 塗佈液晶量。 如圖3及圖6所示,當塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度8n^s 塗佈液晶量時,液晶滴自喷嘴N射出並落在電子秤3〇上。電 ❹ 子秤30科重液晶滴。液晶滴重量為0.5mg。電子秤30傳送訊 號到控制單元,通知控制單元液晶滴重量為〇5mg。 控制單元決定重量〇.5mg的液晶滴自喷嘴ν滴落。 所量測的液晶滴重量(〇.5mg)維持固定並未減少。所以將 初始速度4.8m/s加上數次的固定值1 6ni/s而得到暫時速度, 來重複第二步驟。重複第二步驟之次數為3次◊因此,暫時速 度為 9.6m/s(4.8m/s+1.6m/s+1.6m/s+l,6m/^)。 ❹ 控制單元指示塗佈頭單元20於暫時速度9.6m/s透過喷嘴 N塗佈液晶量。 如圖3及圖6所示,當塗佈頭單元2〇於暫時速度9 6m/s 塗佈液晶量時’液晶滴自喷嘴N射出並落在電子秤上。電 子秤30秤重液晶滴。液晶滴重量為〇 25mg。 電子秤30傳送訊號到控制單元,通知控制單元液晶滴重 33 201031468 里為 0,25mg 〇 控制單元決定重量〇.25mg的液晶滴自噴嘴N滴落。 所量測的液晶滴重量從固定的〇.5mg減少到〇.25mg。所 以停止第二步驟。 如圖6所示’當塗佈頭單元20於暫時速度6.4m/s及8m/s φ 塗佈液晶量時,所量測的液晶滴重量為固定的(0.5mg)。 控制單元從暫時速度6.4m/s及8m/s中選擇一個決定為適 當速度。 如圖6所示,當塗佈頭單元20於暫時速度8m/s及9 6m/s 塗佈液晶量時’所量測的液晶滴重量(〇 lmg)為固定的。 控制單元從暫時速度8m/s及9.6m/s中選擇一個決定為適 © 當速度。 … 現說明決定塗佈頭單元20塗佈液晶量之適當速度的第五 方法。 第五方法除了當液晶滴重量不持續是固定而開始減少 時,決定自噴嘴射出之液晶滴重量為固定時之暫時速度之平均 為適當速度外,其餘與第四方法相同。 34 201031468 如圖6所不,當塗佈頭單^元20在暫時速度64m/s及8m/s 塗佈液晶量時’所量_液量(G.5mg)為固定的。 控制單元決定暫時速度6.4m/s及8m/s之平均速度 7.2m/s 為適當速度。 如苎6所示,¥塗佈頭單元20在暫時速度gni/s及9.6m/s 塗佈液晶量時’所量測的液晶滴重量(G.lmg)為固定的。 控制單70決定暫時速度8m/s及9.6m/s之平均速度8.8m/s 為適當速度。 雖然本發明可崎多型式實施而不悖離其精神及重要特 f ’亦應了解轉有_指明不然上述實施例不受關於前述 s兒明的任何細節’而應在所附申請專利範圍之精神與範疇下做 廣義的解釋,因此所有落在不悖離本發明申請專利範圍界定之 精神與範訂聽在_界定射或精狀均等物内之變化 ® 及修改,均意欲涵蓋在所附申請專利範圍。 【圖式簡單說明】 包含所附圖式提供對本發明的進一步了解,並結合構成本 發明之-部分來顯示本發明實施例,且與詳細說明用以轉本 發明原則,其中: 圖1為根據本發明實施例之透視圖; 圖2顯示圖1之放大部分A; 圖3顯示液晶滴通過圖2之接收部與發射部之間; 35 201031468 圖4顯示液晶滴殘留在圖2之噴嘴口孔而未自喷嘴射出; 圖5騎示實驗數據之圓式,以顯示隨著塗佈液晶量速度 增加,感測器是否傳送訊號到控制單元; 圖6為、”a示實驗數據之圖式,以顯示液晶滴的重量隨著塗 佈液晶量速度增加而改變; 圖7為根據本發明第一方法之流程圖,用以決定自喷嘴射 出液晶滴並落在母基板上所界定之各面板區域而未濺離之適 當速度; φ 圖8為根據本發明第二方法之流程圖,用以決定自喷嘴射 出液晶滴並落在母基板上所界定之各面板區域而未濺離之適 當速度,以及 圖9為根據本發明第三方法之流程圖,用以決定自喷嘴射 出液晶滴並落在母基板上所界定之各面板區域而未濺離之適 當速度。 【主要元件符號說明】 11主框架 ® Π桌台 13平台 14第一驅動單元 15塗佈頭單元支撐框 17第二驅動單元 20塗佈頭單元 21主體 22喷嘴支撐器 24感測器支撐器 36 201031468 24a第一感測器支撐器 24b第二感測器支撐器 25感測器 25a發射部 25b接收部 30電子秤 31量測盤As shown in Fig. 4 and Fig. 6, when the coating head unit 2 is immersed in the initial speed 4 minus day, the liquid crystal droplet remains in the orifice of the nozzle N and is not emitted from the nozzle N. The electronic scale cannot be scaled to the liquid crystal drop. At this time, the weight of the liquid crystal droplets measured was 〇mg (zero mg). The electronic scale 30 transmits a signal (4) unit, and informs the control unit of the liquid crystal droplets that the weight 1 is 0 mg (zero milligrams). Now, § 儿明弟一步骤 31 201031468 Although the control unit receives the signal from the electronic scale 30 indicating that the weight of the liquid crystal droplet is Omg, the control unit determines that the liquid crystal droplet does not drip from the nozzle N. Since the droplet weight remained fixed (〇mg) without being reduced, the initial speed of 4.8 m/s was added to the fixed value of 1.6 m/s to obtain a temporary speed of 6.4 m/s. The cleaning unit removes the liquid crystal droplets from the orifice of the nozzle N before the amount of liquid crystal is applied through the nozzle N. The second step will now be explained. The control unit indicates that the coating head unit 2 is at a temporary speed of 6 4 m/s, and the liquid crystal amount is applied through the nozzle N. The third step is now explained. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 6, when the coating head unit 2 is coated with a liquid crystal amount at a temporary speed of 64 m/s, the liquid crystal droplets are emitted from the nozzle N and land on the electronic scale 3G. The electronic scale has 30 kinds of heavy liquid crystal drops. The weight of the liquid crystal droplet is 〇 5 mg. The electronic department transmits a signal to the control unit to inform the control unit that the liquid crystal drop weight is 〇 5mg. The control unit determines the weight of the liquid crystal droplets of .5 mg from the spray drop. The measured liquid crystal droplet weight was increased from 〇 (zero) mg to Q 5 mg, and not less. Therefore, the initial step 4·8_ is added to the fixed value i of several times to obtain the speed at the time of 201031468, and the second step is repeated. The number of times the second step was repeated was 2 times. Therefore, the temporary % speed is 8ηι/8 (4.8ιη/5Ή.6ιη/8+1.6ηι/5;) 〇 The control unit instructs the coating head unit 20 to apply the liquid crystal amount through the nozzle 于 at a temporary speed of 8 m/s. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 6, when the coating head unit 2 is coated with the liquid crystal amount at a temporary speed of 8 n^s, the liquid crystal droplets are emitted from the nozzle N and land on the electronic scale 3''. Electric ❹ sub-weigher 30 subjects heavy liquid crystal drops. The weight of the liquid crystal droplet was 0.5 mg. The electronic scale 30 transmits a signal to the control unit to notify the control unit that the liquid crystal drop weight is 〇5 mg. The control unit determines that the liquid crystal droplets having a weight of 55 mg drip from the nozzle ν. The measured liquid crystal droplet weight (〇.5 mg) remained fixed and did not decrease. Therefore, the initial speed is 4.8 m/s and a fixed value of 16 ni/s is added several times to obtain a temporary speed, and the second step is repeated. The number of times the second step was repeated was 3 times. Therefore, the temporary speed was 9.6 m/s (4.8 m/s + 1.6 m/s + 1.6 m/s + 1, 6 m/cm). The control unit instructs the coating head unit 20 to apply the liquid crystal amount through the nozzle N at a temporary speed of 9.6 m/s. As shown in Fig. 3 and Fig. 6, when the coating head unit 2 is coated with a liquid crystal amount at a temporary speed of 9.6 m/s, the liquid crystal droplets are ejected from the nozzle N and land on the electronic scale. The electronic scale 30 weighs the liquid crystal droplets. The weight of the liquid crystal droplet is 〇 25 mg. The electronic scale 30 transmits a signal to the control unit, notifying the control unit that the liquid crystal drop weight is 0,25 mg in 201031468. The control unit determines that the weight of the liquid crystal droplet of .25 mg drops from the nozzle N. The measured liquid crystal droplet weight was reduced from a fixed 〇.5 mg to 〇.25 mg. So stop the second step. As shown in Fig. 6, when the coating head unit 20 was coated with a liquid crystal amount at a temporary speed of 6.4 m/s and 8 m/s φ, the measured liquid crystal droplet weight was fixed (0.5 mg). The control unit selects one of the temporary speeds of 6.4 m/s and 8 m/s to determine the appropriate speed. As shown in Fig. 6, when the coating head unit 20 was applied at a temporary speed of 8 m/s and a flow rate of 9 6 m/s, the measured liquid crystal droplet weight (〇 1 mg) was fixed. The control unit selects one of the temporary speeds of 8m/s and 9.6m/s to determine the appropriate speed. The fifth method of determining the appropriate speed at which the coating head unit 20 coats the liquid crystal amount will now be described. The fifth method is the same as the fourth method except that the liquid crystal droplet weight from the nozzle is determined to be an appropriate speed when the weight of the liquid crystal droplet emitted from the nozzle is fixed. 34 201031468 As shown in Fig. 6, when the coating head unit 20 is coated with a liquid crystal amount at a temporary speed of 64 m/s and 8 m/s, the amount of liquid (G. 5 mg) is fixed. The control unit determines the temporary speed of 6.4 m/s and an average speed of 8 m/s of 7.2 m/s for the appropriate speed. As shown in Fig. 6, the coating head unit 20 was fixed at a temporary speed gni/s and a liquid crystal amount of 9.6 m/s. The measured liquid crystal droplet weight (G.lmg) was fixed. The control unit 70 determines the temporary speed of 8 m/s and the average speed of 9.6 m/s of 8.8 m/s as the appropriate speed. Although the present invention can be implemented in a multi-disciplinary manner without departing from its spirit and importance, it should be understood that the above embodiments are not subject to any details as described above, and should be within the scope of the appended claims. The spirit and the scope are interpreted broadly, and therefore all changes and modifications within the scope of the definition of the scope of the patent application of the present invention are intended to be included in the attached Apply for a patent scope. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in the claims Fig. 2 shows an enlarged portion A of Fig. 1; Fig. 3 shows a liquid crystal droplet passing between the receiving portion and the emitting portion of Fig. 2; 35 201031468 Fig. 4 shows that liquid crystal droplets remain in the nozzle opening of Fig. 2. And not from the nozzle; Figure 5 rides the circular data of the experimental data to show whether the sensor transmits the signal to the control unit as the speed of the coated liquid crystal increases; Figure 6 shows, "a shows the pattern of experimental data, To show that the weight of the liquid crystal droplets changes as the speed of the coated liquid crystal increases; FIG. 7 is a flow chart of the first method according to the present invention for determining the panel areas defined by the liquid crystal droplets ejected from the nozzles and falling on the mother substrate. And the appropriate speed without splashing; φ Figure 8 is a flow chart of the second method according to the present invention for determining the appropriate speed at which the liquid crystal droplets are ejected from the nozzle and land on the panel area defined on the mother substrate without being splashed. And Figure 9 is a flow chart of a third method according to the present invention for determining the appropriate speed at which the liquid crystal droplets are ejected from the nozzle and landed on the panel regions defined on the mother substrate without being splashed. [Main Symbol Description] 11 Main frame® Π table 13 platform 14 first drive unit 15 coating head unit support frame 17 second drive unit 20 coating head unit 21 main body 22 nozzle support 24 sensor support 36 201031468 24a first sensor Supporter 24b second sensor supporter 25 sensor 25a emitting part 25b receiving part 30 electronic scale 31 measuring disk

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201031468 七、申請專利範圍: 1. 一種液晶塗佈機,包含: 、 一輸入單元,輸入一塗佈頭單元透過一喷嘴塗佈— 量之一初始速度; 00 一偵測單元’偵測自該噴嘴射出之一液晶滴;以及 / -控鮮元,當該侧單元絲制_液晶滴時執 行. 步驟Μ,藉由將該初始速度加上一固定值,而 φ 得一暫時速度; 步驟1-2 ’指示該塗佈頭單元於該暫時速度透過該 喷嘴塗佈一液晶量;以及 ^ 步驟1-3,當該偵測單元偵測到一液晶滴時,決定 該暫時速度為_適當速度,以及當該制單元並未偵測到該 液晶滴時,重複該步驟1_2,其中將該初始速度加上數次該 固定值之一暫時速度取代該暫時速度來重複該步驟1-2,直 到該偵測單元偵測到該液晶滴並決定偵測到該液晶滴之該 暫時速度為該適當速度;以及 該控制單元當該偵測單元偵測到該液晶滴時,執行: 步驟2-1 ’藉由將該初始速度減去一固定值,而取 得一暫時速度; 步驟2-2 ’指示該塗佈頭單元於該暫時速度透過該 喷嘴塗佈一液晶量;以及 步驟2-3 ’當該偵測單元並未偵測到一液晶滴時, 決定該初始速度為一適當速度,以及當該偵測單元偵測到該 液晶滴時’重複該步驟2-2,其中將該初始速度減去數次該 固定值之一暫時速度取代該暫時速度來重複該步驟2-2,直 38 201031468 到該偵測單元並未偵測到該液晶滴,決定偵測到該液晶滴時 之最後暫時速度為該適當速度。 2. —種液晶塗佈機,包含: 一輸入單元,輸入一塗佈頭單元透過一喷嘴塗佈一液晶 量之一初始速度, 一偵測單元,偵測自該喷嘴射出之一液晶滴;以及 一控制單元,當該偵測單元並未偵測到該液晶滴時,執 行: ® 一第一步驟’藉由將該初始速度加上一固定值,而 取得一暫時速度; 一第二步驟’指示該塗佈頭單元於該暫時速度透過 該喷嘴塗佈一液晶量;以及 一第三步驟’當該偵測單元偵測到一液晶滴時,決 定該暫時速度為一適當速度,以及當該偵測單元並未偵測到 該液晶滴時,重複該第二步驟,其中將該初始速度加上數次 該固定值之一暫時速度取代該暫時速度來重複該第二步 ® 驟,直到該偵測單元偵測到該液晶滴,並決定偵測到該液晶 滴時之該暫時速度為該適當速度;以及 該控制單元當該偵測單元偵測到該液晶滴時,執行決定 該初始速度為該適當速度之步驟。 3. —種液晶塗佈機,包含: 一輸入單元,輸入一塗佈頭單元透過一噴嘴塗佈—液晶 量之一初始速度; 一債測單元’偵測自該噴嘴射出之一液晶滴;以及 39 201031468 一一控制單元,當該偵測單元偵測到該液晶滴時,執行: 一第一步驟,藉由將該初始速度減去一固定值,而 取得一暫時速度; 一第一步驟,指示該塗佈頭單元於該暫時速度透過 該喷嘴塗佈一液晶量;以及 一第三步驟,當該偵測單元並未偵測到一液晶滴 時,決定該初始速度為一適當速度,以及當該偵測單元偵測 到該液晶滴時,重複該第二步驟,其中將該初始速度減去數 次該固定值之一暫時速度取代該暫時速度來重複該第二步 驟,直到該偵測單元並未偵測到該液晶滴,決定偵測到該液 晶滴時之最後暫時速度為該適當速度;以及 其中該初始速度是在該塗佈頭單元能透過該喷嘴塗佈 一液晶量,而造成該液晶滴落到面板區域之一速度範圍内。 4. 如請求項〗至3項任一項所述之液晶塗佈機,更包含一清潔 單几,當並未偵測到該液晶滴時,用以清潔該喷嘴之一 口孔。 5. 如請求項1至3項任一項所述之液晶塗佈機,其中該偵測單 元為一感測器。 6. 如請求項1至3項任一項所述之液晶塗佈機,其中該偵測單 元為一電子秤。 7· 一種液晶塗佈機,包含: —輪入單元,輸入一塗佈頭單元透過一喷嘴塗佈一液晶 量之—初始速度; 201031468 電子秤’秤重自該喷嘴射出之—液晶滴;以及 -控制單元,當該電子秤並未秤_液晶滴時,執行: -第-步驟’藉由將該初始速度加上—固定值 取得一暫時速度; -第二倾,指補塗佈解元於該料錢 該喷嘴塗佈一液晶量;以及 帛—步驟’重複該第二步驟,其中將該初始速声 加上數次該固定值之暫時速度取代該暫時速度來重複該第 ❹ 二步驟,直到該液晶滴之重量由不持續是固定而開始減少, 並決定自該喷嘴射出之該液晶滴之重量為固定時之任何 暫時速度為一適當速度;以及 其中該初始速度是在該塗佈頭單元不能透過該嘴嘴塗 佈一液晶量,造成該液晶殘留在該噴嘴之一口孔而未自該 嘴射出之一速度範圍内。 Λ 8·如請求項7所述之液晶塗佈機,其中當該液晶滴之重量由不 Q 持續是固定而開始減少時,決定自該喷嘴射出之該液晶滴之 重量為固定時之最後暫時速度為該適當速度。 如4求項7所述之液晶塗佈機,其中當該液晶滴増加然後持 續為固定時,決定自該喷嘴射出之該液晶滴之重量為‘固'定時 之弟一暫時速度為該適當速度。 lQ· 一種液晶塗佈機,包含: 一輸入單元,輸入一塗佈頭單元透過一喷嘴塗佈一液晶 量之一初始速度; 曰曰 41 201031468 二電子。秤重自該嘴嘴射出之—液晶滴;以及 控制單7C ’當該電子㈣未賴餘晶滴時,執^ 而 第步驟’藉由將該初始速度加上一固定 取得一暫時速度; 佈頭單元於該暫時速度透過 一第二步驟’指示該塗 該喷嘴塗佈一液晶量;以及201031468 VII. Patent application scope: 1. A liquid crystal coating machine comprising: an input unit, inputting a coating head unit through a nozzle coating - an initial speed of the quantity; 00 a detecting unit 'detecting from the The nozzle emits one of the liquid crystal droplets; and / - the control element is executed when the side unit is made into a liquid crystal droplet. Step Μ, by adding a fixed value to the initial speed, φ obtains a temporary speed; -2 'instructing the coating head unit to apply a liquid crystal amount through the nozzle at the temporary speed; and ^ 1-3, when the detecting unit detects a liquid crystal droplet, determining the temporary speed to be an appropriate speed And repeating step 1_2 when the liquid crystal droplet is not detected by the unit, wherein the step 1-2 is repeated by adding the initial speed plus one of the fixed values to the temporary speed. The detecting unit detects the liquid crystal droplet and determines that the temporary speed of the liquid crystal droplet is detected as the appropriate speed; and when the detecting unit detects the liquid crystal droplet, the control unit executes: Step 2-1 'by the beginning Speed is subtracted from a fixed value to obtain a temporary speed; step 2-2' indicates that the coating head unit applies a liquid crystal amount through the nozzle at the temporary speed; and step 2-3 'when the detecting unit does not When a liquid crystal drop is detected, the initial speed is determined to be an appropriate speed, and when the detecting unit detects the liquid crystal drop, the step 2-2 is repeated, wherein the initial speed is subtracted from the fixed value several times. One of the temporary speeds replaces the temporary speed to repeat the step 2-2, until the detection unit does not detect the liquid crystal drop, and determines that the last temporary speed when the liquid crystal drop is detected is the appropriate speed. 2. A liquid crystal coating machine comprising: an input unit, inputting a coating head unit to apply an initial velocity of a liquid crystal through a nozzle, and a detecting unit detecting a liquid crystal droplet emitted from the nozzle; And a control unit, when the detecting unit does not detect the liquid crystal drop, performing: a first step of: obtaining a temporary speed by adding the initial speed to a fixed value; a second step 'instructing the coating head unit to apply a liquid crystal amount through the nozzle at the temporary speed; and a third step 'when the detecting unit detects a liquid crystal droplet, determining the temporary speed to be an appropriate speed, and when When the detecting unit does not detect the liquid crystal droplet, repeating the second step, wherein the initial speed is added to the temporary speed by replacing the temporary speed by one of the fixed values, and repeating the second step. The detecting unit detects the liquid crystal droplet and determines that the temporary speed when the liquid crystal droplet is detected is the appropriate speed; and the control unit executes the decision when the detecting unit detects the liquid crystal droplet Beginning the appropriate speed for the speed step. 3. A liquid crystal coating machine comprising: an input unit, inputting a coating head unit through a nozzle coating - an initial velocity of a liquid crystal amount; and a debt measuring unit detecting a liquid crystal droplet emitted from the nozzle; And 39 201031468 a control unit, when the detecting unit detects the liquid crystal drop, performing: a first step, obtaining a temporary speed by subtracting the initial speed from a fixed value; a first step Instructing the coating head unit to apply a liquid crystal amount through the nozzle at the temporary speed; and a third step, when the detecting unit does not detect a liquid crystal droplet, determining the initial speed to be an appropriate speed, And repeating the second step when the detecting unit detects the liquid crystal drop, wherein the initial speed is reduced by one of the fixed values, and the temporary speed is replaced by the temporary speed to repeat the second step until the detecting The measuring unit does not detect the liquid crystal droplet, and determines that the last temporary speed when the liquid crystal droplet is detected is the appropriate speed; and wherein the initial speed is that the coating head unit can be coated through the nozzle A liquid crystal amount causes the liquid crystal to drip into a speed range of one of the panel regions. 4. The liquid crystal applicator according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising a cleaning unit for cleaning one of the nozzle holes when the liquid crystal droplet is not detected. 5. The liquid crystal coater of any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the detecting unit is a sensor. 6. The liquid crystal coater of any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the detecting unit is an electronic scale. 7. A liquid crystal coating machine comprising: - a wheel-in unit that inputs a coating head unit to apply a liquid crystal amount through a nozzle - an initial speed; 201031468 an electronic scale 'weighing the liquid crystal droplets emitted from the nozzle; - a control unit, when the electronic scale is not scaled - liquid crystal drop, performing: - the first step - obtaining a temporary speed by adding the initial speed to the fixed value; - the second tilting, applying the coating solution Applying a liquid crystal amount to the nozzle; and repeating the second step, wherein the initial speed sound is repeated several times the temporary speed of the fixed value to replace the temporary speed to repeat the second step Until the weight of the liquid crystal droplet begins to decrease by not continuing to be fixed, and determines that any temporary velocity when the weight of the liquid crystal droplet emitted from the nozzle is fixed is a suitable speed; and wherein the initial velocity is at the coating The head unit is not capable of applying a liquid crystal amount through the nozzle, causing the liquid crystal to remain in one of the orifices of the nozzle without being emitted from the nozzle. The liquid crystal applicator according to claim 7, wherein when the weight of the liquid crystal droplet starts to decrease by the fact that the Q does not continue to be fixed, it is determined that the weight of the liquid crystal droplet emitted from the nozzle is fixed at the last time. The speed is the appropriate speed. The liquid crystal applicator of claim 7, wherein when the liquid crystal drip is added and then continued to be fixed, determining that the weight of the liquid crystal droplet emitted from the nozzle is a 'solid' timing is a temporary speed of the appropriate speed. . lQ· A liquid crystal coating machine comprising: an input unit for inputting a coating head unit to apply an initial velocity of a liquid crystal through a nozzle; 曰曰 41 201031468 two electrons. The weight is emitted from the nozzle - the liquid crystal droplet; and the control unit 7C 'when the electron (4) does not depend on the residual droplet, the first step is to obtain a temporary speed by adding the initial speed to the fixed speed; The unit transmits a liquid crystal amount at the temporary speed through a second step 'indicating the coating nozzle; and -第三步驟,重複該第二步驟,其中將該初始速度 加上數次制定值之暫時速度取傾暫時速絲重複該^ -步,,直到該液晶滴之重量由不_是固定關始減少, 並決疋自該喷嘴射出之該液晶滴之重量為固定時之該些暫 時速度之一平均為一適當速度;以及 其中該初始速度是在該塗佈頭單元不能透過該喷嘴塗 佈一液晶量’造成該液晶殘留在該喷嘴之一口孔而未自該嘴 嘴射出之一速度範圍内。 11.如請求項7及10之任一項所述之液晶塗佈機,更包含一清 潔單元,當該電子秤並未秤到該液晶滴時,用以清潔該 ❹ 之該口孔。 42- a third step, repeating the second step, wherein the initial speed is added to the temporary speed of the predetermined value, and the temporary speed is repeated to repeat the step until the weight of the liquid crystal droplet is fixed by Reducing, and determining that one of the temporary velocities when the weight of the liquid crystal droplets emitted from the nozzle is fixed is an appropriate speed; and wherein the initial speed is that the coating head unit cannot be coated through the nozzle The amount of liquid crystal 'causes the liquid crystal to remain in the orifice of one of the nozzles without being emitted from the nozzle. The liquid crystal coating machine according to any one of claims 7 to 10, further comprising a cleaning unit for cleaning the opening of the crucible when the electronic scale is not scaled to the liquid crystal droplet. 42
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